Framed Concrete Holiday Homes

Clean the Sky - Positive Eco Trends & Breakthroughs

This Home Features Board-Marked Concrete Walls and Wood Detailing

— January 19, 2016 — Art & Design
The Buenos Aires-based architecture firm Besonias Almeida Arquitectos recently completed a stunning holiday home out of board-marked concrete. While concrete is not usually associated with warm climates and coastal locales, the stark exterior provides a cool contrast to the surrounding seaside.

The S&S House is a breezy holiday home located along the Argentinian coastline. The home boasts board-marked concrete walls and warm wood detailing that offsets the stark grey tones. The thin concrete slabs are arranged to create a staggered frame that lets light shine in from above and from the front. As a result, the materials provide a low-maintenance solution for combating the coastal elements.

The unique design demonstrates how industrial materials such as concrete can be advantageous in coastal environments.

Trend Themes

  1. Industrial Materials — Exploring the advantages of industrial materials such as concrete in new and unexpected environments.
  2. Board-marked Concrete — Innovative use of board-marked concrete in architectural designs for a unique and modern aesthetic.
  3. Coastal Architecture — Utilizing unconventional materials and designs to create durable and functional structures in coastal regions.

Industry Implications

  1. Construction — Opportunity for construction companies to incorporate industrial materials in coastal home designs for increased durability and aesthetic appeal.
  2. Architecture — Incorporating board-marked concrete in architectural designs to create visually striking and modern structures.
  3. Tourism and Hospitality — Developing coastal holiday homes with unconventional materials to attract tourists looking for unique and modern vacation experiences.
6.4
Score
Popularity
Activity
Freshness